Young Scooter's 911 caller Demi Blanco reportedly indicted (ALLEGED, per Poetik Flakko / RHTV)

Demetria Spence, the former Zeus Network "Baddies" contestant known as Demi Blanco, has reportedly been indicted over the 911 call that Atlanta police say sent officers to a southeast Atlanta home the day rapper Young Scooter died.

Demetria Spence, the former Zeus Network "Baddies" contestant known as Demi Blanco, has reportedly been indicted over the 911 call that Atlanta police say sent officers to a southeast Atlanta home the day rapper Young Scooter died. The indictment has not been confirmed by court records, the Fulton County District Attorney's Office or a major news outlet; it was first reported Monday afternoon by the X pages Poetik Flakko and RapHouseTV, which said she faces one to 10 years in prison and remains free on a $7,500 bond. RapHouseTV said her first court hearing is set for February. On March 28, 2025, a caller police later identified as Spence told 911 that shots had been fired and a naked woman was being beaten and dragged into a house on William Nye Drive SE. Officers found no evidence of either. Two men ran out the back as police set up a perimeter; one of them, Young Scooter, whose real name was Kenneth Bailey, cut his right thigh on wooden fencing after vaulting a fence and died at Grady Hospital. He was 39. The Fulton County Medical Examiner ruled the death an accident, and police said officers did not fire or use force. Spence was arrested April 1, 2025, and charged with transmitting a false public alarm under the part of Georgia law that applies when serious bodily harm or death results from the police response. She said on Instagram Live before her arrest that she called because she was being abused. TrapHop USA will update this story when the indictment is confirmed.